A San Francisco nonprofit social justice center, also called GLIDE, that works to reduce poverty and homelessness.
Nonprofit · San Francisco, CA · Source: glide.org
$8.1M
paid by San Francisco in FY2025
One of 6,654 payees in FY2025 · $16.8B paid
Year by year, FY2007–FY2026
$1.0M in FY2007 · $8.1M in FY2025 (the highest) · $7.9M in FY2026
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Payments in FY2025
Contracts paid in FY2025
Free meals FY21-25Human Services Agency · 2021–2025$3.2M
HIV/HCV linkage to careDepartment of Public Health · 2016–2025$1.3M
Street ambassadors grant from Homelessness and Supportive HousingDepartment of Homelessness and Supportive Housing · 2024–2027$1.1MWalk-in centerDepartment of Homelessness and Supportive Housing · 2021–2026$527,361Early childhood initiative grantDepartment of Early Childhood · 2024–2027$392,131The 9 other contracts
After-school grant, 24-29Department of Children, Youth and Their Families · 2024–2029$356,335Problem-solving program for homelessness servicesDepartment of Homelessness and Supportive Housing · 2023–2028$316,208Department of Early Childhood grantDepartment of Early Childhood · 2023–2024$257,792
Congregate meals funded by the Human Services AgencyHuman Services Agency · 2021–2025 · No. 1000022517$243,656
City grant for afterschool programsDepartment of Children, Youth and Their Families · 2018–2024$122,940
Education and prevention grant, Department on the Status of WomenDepartment on the Status of Women · 2021–2025$102,604
Snack bags funded by the Human Services AgencyHuman Services Agency · 2021–2025$97,318
Congregate meals funded by the Human Services AgencyHuman Services Agency · 2021–2025 · No. 1000022541$33,419
Voter outreach grant from the Department of ElectionsDepartment of Elections · 2024$9,800
Source: SF Controller, payments to vendors and supplier contracts.